(Bloomberg) -- Chick-fil-A, the American fast-food restaurant chain known for its chicken sandwiches, is expanding into Asia for the first time with a Singapore outlet.
The company plans to open the Singapore restaurant in late 2025 under a franchise model, backed by a $75 million investment over 10 years, according to a statement Thursday.
The expansion follows a planned UK launch early next year, with the fast-food chain looking to open five locally-owned and operated restaurants in the first two years and a $100 million investment over 10 years.
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